A Million Years of Obsession: Ian, You’re Destined to Be Mine

[Tingchao Pavilion] + [Yiyin for Ten Thousand Years] + [Two Male Leads]

[Max-Level Powerhouse Tang Yin] × [Short-Tempered Top-Tier Star Yi En]

[Entertainment Industry Top-Tier Star] × [Daoist Who Descends from the Mountain]

[Scheming and Grudge-Holding] + [Fiercely Competitive]

Half the Daoist temple has collapsed, so max-level powerhouse Tang Yin has no choice but to head down the mountain and try his luck in the entertainment industry. He only meant to earn enough for a meal, but his family’s inherited occult arts unexpectedly make him a sensation. His sharp-tongued persona turns him into the “mouthpiece everyone loves to hate,” and he has a knack for putting all kinds of sore losers in their place. Then top-tier singer Yi En keeps crossing his path, and the two go from bickering on variety shows to becoming famous across the internet. The company issues a command: Make them a couple!

Fans start a betting pool overnight: How long before they fall apart? Who will back down first? Who will get so mad they cry? They’re at each other’s throats in front of the cameras, but away from them, Yi En corners Tang Yin in the dressing room. “Can’t you read fortunes? Figure out who’s going to admit defeat this time.”

Then comes a car accident. Yi En frantically tears open the twisted car door, but Tang Yin smiles at him. “Don’t be scared. I took that disaster for you three years ago.” When the dashcam footage leaks, the whole internet explodes: #WhoFellForWhomFirst?!#

Tang Yin holds up his broken-bone report. “I saved him. He owes me his life.”

Yi En produces a secretly taken photo of the two of them. “I’m on top with him.”

Later, at a concert, Yi En grips the microphone, his voice hoarse. “They say we’re made for each other, but I just want to keep being made for you.” The crowd erupts in screams. Tang Yin counts on his fingers, the tips of his ears turning red. “Tonight’s good for an extra meal, but bad for giving each other the cold shoulder.”

As for who has the upper hand? Word is, Tang Yin and Yi En couldn’t get out of bed for three days afterward.

And who won in the end?

Ask the security cameras. They say they were looking away to avoid getting struck by lightning.